Part exchange to a new home by the sea

The chance to secure a brand new home in double quick time at one of the region’s most desirable developments is being offered by Barratt during a special part exchange weekend.

Buyers visiting Torre Marine in Torquay on Saturday 20 March and Sunday 21 March have the chance to move up to one of the development’s stunning new showhomes without having to put their current home up for sale.

“This is a tremendously popular development in a superb location – and now we are offering an extra chance for buyers to own one of our townhouses by offering this part exchange scheme,” said sales manager, Mary Daymond.

Part exchange removes all the uncertainty associated with a move, particularly in today’s economic climate. Barratt is a guaranteed cash buyer – so there is no chain, no last-minute price haggling and no hidden costs – and people can stay in their old property until their new home is ready.

Torre Marine in Torquay is perfectly located away from the tourist traps but just a 15 minute walk away from the beach, marina and town centre.

Offering smart, contemporary living, with a choice of one, two, three and four bedroom homes, its great location, close to the railway station at Torre, provides excellent transport links. Torre Marine is the perfect target for anyone aspiring to clinch an enviable coastal lifestyle.

Townhouses currently available include the two bedroom Martello design from £179,950, the three bedroom Norbury from £203,500 and the four bedroom Salisbury homes starting at £201,950.

“These really are proving extremely popular and I’m looking forward to welcoming buyers during this part exchange weekend. It is extra special to be able to help people stake their claim to a stunning new house without the worry of finding a buyer for their own property,” said Mary.

“There couldn’t be a better time to realise a dream and move to fantastic new home near the sea.”

Torre Marine is located near the A385 and A38 - offering easy access to the maritime city of Plymouth and the cathedral city of Exeter.

For further information, visit: barratthomes.co.uk